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ysonmOuth.F'ark Races.



NLw YORK, July 26.-First race
three quarters OF mile-Choctaw
won; Strideaway second, and Cyclops
third. Time, 10.
Second racc-thrce quarters OF q
mile-Belinda won; Uncas second, and
Austrienne third. Time, l;i7.
Third rce-One mile and live
cichths-Eanover beat Amy in 2:jj.
Only two started.
Fourth raco-One mile and ono six
teenth-Laky Primrose won; Favor
second, and Sexony third. Time, l:j2.
Fifth race-seven eighths of Il mile
Florence J.. won; Freedom socOnd,
and Luna Brown third. Time, l:3)!
Sixth racc-steeplechase, over five
hurdlcs-NIeatmore won; Blue Day
second, and Pommc Dor third. Time,
D.s4f
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IKE CRIMES ACT.
RaIfour Defends the PrOciatnatiOns
I'm Ireland.

[syAnxloAnsncan cable to the Di,patch-l
LONDON, July 26.-Balfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, in reply to ques-
tions in the House OF Commons this
afternoon, defended the proclaiming
under the crimes act of the counties
in Ireland which are in partially dis
turbed state. He said it was true that
public statistics of crime did not indi-
cate a serious condition Of things in
ireland, but he reminded the House
that besides the recorded outrages the
Government was guided by other in
formation furnished by responsible
officers. The Government could not
admit, however, that the constitutional
liberties of anybody were taken away
by the proclaiming of counties. [Cries
OF "Oh I" "Oh!" and cheers.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Mean temperature. ..............,
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COTTON REPORT,
Market dun.
EQUATIONS.
GiDDLISC.-i01c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

july %, I5o1.
Since the advance in leaf hes been perma-
nently established there is no wonder that the
market should appear less active. The pur-
chasers at the start Of the boom are loaded up,
and will have to, as they expect 10, wait while
TO sell out. Meanwhile a good many buyers
will be away for some weeks yet. All things
considered, the market is fairly active and
firm for oil manufacturing grades and steady
for shipping. II Is now Ia order TO Inquire az
ter the result Of recent rains, which arc said 10
have been very partial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27

lSUcclal loIeRTam 20 Ino DIap0IcH'I
PETERSBURG, Va. July 2G.-The
ward meetings to elect delegates to the
state convention which meets at Ro-
anoke next week were held in this city
tonight, and the following delegates
elected: First Ward, c. G. Pettit :;
Second Ward, Captain S. W. Venable F.;
Third Ward, J. s. Northington and j.
B. Bland; Fourth Ward, G. 4. Jack
son and George W. Fans Fifth Ward,
j. ". Wheary and " }. Morris. They
ell 90 uMinstructed.
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snti-C0IOrcd Troops order Re-
called.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. July 26.-The order issued
by General Bently barring out colored
troops from the international Military
Encampmcnt to be held here in Octo-
her was recalled to-day by request OF
the Board OF Managers in charge of
the enterprise. Notice has been issued
by General Bently that colored com
panies regularly mustered into the Ma
tional Guard will now be permitted to
enter. No colored troops have ever
intimated in any way that they desired
to be present at this encampment.
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Lynci,ed for Numbering His Father.


by telegraph to the Dspatch.I
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Bob Jones,
an aged colored man Of Suntlower
county, was brutally murdered 10y his
son-in-law, Lloyd Martin, while trying
to prevent Martin from whipping his
wife. Martin, who was always con
sidered hard case, was taken from the
officers by Il mob of colored persons
and lvnched at Johnsonville to-day.
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An Editor Dead.
fRv teleranh 70 The Dlspatch.l

by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
TOLEDO, O., July 26.-General J.
VI. Comfy, editor and proprietor of the
Conmcrcial of this city, died at 10
o'clock tonight OF heart and lung
trouble. He entered the army in
President Hayes's regiment, the Tween
ty-third Ohio, rose to be colonel, and
was breveted brigadier-general.
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west virginia Miners.

Special telegram 10 l'o pl'P"i
Cu.RLRsrox, w. VA, July 26.-Not
losg since the miners and mine labor
nrs' federation of West Virginia was
chartered and this afternoon delegates
70 a convention to perfect state
organization met here A constitution
and bylaws will be adopted and officers
aI@c,cd A temporary organization
vas formed 10y calling Hon: W: H.
~ 10 the chair and making Hon.
Thomas Tiery secretary.
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GREET BARBINGTON, Mass, July 90
4 careful INSPECTION of the flooded area
shows that the devastation has been
more widespread than has been re-
ported. More water fell and the farm
ing lands and roads have worse APP
pearance than was thc case during the
disastrous food at Lee last year. When
the cloud burst the air seemed to be
hllcd with water, and in a very short
time the valley became transformed
into a whi.e-capped lake. Nearly all Of
the crops III the valley were destroyed,
and it viii take years to restore to the
land It's former fertility so deeply is it
covered with stones and sand brought
down by the numerous land-slides
Although the damage to property was
very great, reports Of the loss OF lite
have been exaggerated. The only body
found is that of Mr.. Drum, of Carey
Vile. it is stated that in Hillsdale,
-ust over the line in New York State,
not mill is left standing or i'll work
ing order.
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The ye,.oU-fcVer.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

~ telcgfaph 20 inc Dl5paIch.I
KEY WrsT, FLA, July 26.-One new
case Of fever developed to-day. No
deaths occurred. The fever now exists
only in the imagination OF the Board
Of Health, who seem to be determined
10 report every case of sickness as yell
low-iever. with the apparent object OF
swelling the record and decreasing the
percentage OF deaths.
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Railroad strtketn New Mexico.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NoGALEs, ARIZONA, July pa strike
occurred on the New Mexico. Arizona
and Sonora railway yesterday morning.
The brakemen refused to go out with
their trains. The trouble was caused
by the superintendent issuing orders
compelling the men to make up their
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ros, Cnort 70 suye His Son,

by Telegraph 70 the DIspstuI
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 26.-Samuel
y. Brooks, of Hyde, England, father
Of Hugh Maxwell Brooks alias Walter
II. Lennox Maxwell, til. notorious
chloroformer of G. Arthur Preller, will
arrive here tomorrow to make "A last
effort 10 save his son from the gallows.
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Racin. in England.

icy Anslo-Americsn cable 70 tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, July 26.-The Goodwood
meeting opened to-day. The race for
the stewards cup was won 10y Mac
kcnzie's four-year-old brown or black
colt Upset; r. Cannons four-year-old
brown FLY lib second, and Captain
Machell's -year.old bay horse Graf
ton third. There were twsnty-three
starters
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own trains in the Nogales yard. To do
this the men say that they would not
have six hours rest in twenty-four.
The conductorsalso refuse to I Ike trains
out, being short-handed. They assert
that the responsibility Is too great. All
trains will be stopped, including pas
sepRer and mail trains.
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he had as yet received no information
concerning the subject. He stated that
he wonld be equally sorry and surprised
TO see the organization condemned.
He believes, moreover, that there will
he no condemnation as long as the
Knights Of Labor steer clear of Anarch-
ISIS and other dangerous associations
and confne themselves to their lawful
and trustworthy efforts to better the
condition Of the working people with
out interfering with the rights of
others.
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DEATHS.

GARDNER.-Dled, In Manchester, Va, July
90. 1857. at ieK O'Clock P. NJ, after a BRIEF III
ness, VIRGINIA MINOR, the wife OF Dr.
Charles X. Gardner, Ia the twenty-tourth year
Of her age.
Announcement OF funeral hereafter.
TOLER.-Died, ON the I'D OF July, In thus
city. MIRA EMMA G. TOLER. In the iorty-
fourth year OF her age, widow OF William II.
Io.er, deceased.
Inferred at 0akwood.
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10y ttItsfapH 10 t1e UIspAtcHsI
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Cardinal Glib
bons was tonight shown cablegram
announcing that the Pope had decided
that there was 10 ground for interior
ence with the Knights of Labor, and
told an Associated Press reporter that
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IJaaeriOus Death of ~ COiOrchss
.Brsaehpr


(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch
ATLANTA, GA, july Civilian II.
Clemmens, a colored preacher, died to-
day OF o mysteriously inflicted gun-shot
wound.
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arrested for s1urderArtcrs Seventeen
Year,.
lBy telegraph TO the D'8patch.l

lBy telegraph TOT the D'8patch.l
Hrr;TsviL1E, Ala, July 26.-Special-
Deputy Porter, OF Morgan county,
arrived in this city yesterday morning,
bringing an indictment found by the
grand jury of Morgan county in the
tall of 1870. charging J. VI. Garrison
with the murder of Miles Johnson and
Deputy Sheriff Fulgham. Porter found
Garrison in the post-otiice and executed
the paper. Garrison was placed in jail
here to await the action of the Morgan
county authorities. Since the murder
was committed Garrison has lived a
rowing lie III different southern States.
After a number OF years he returned to
Someriile, Ala, where the indictment
was on file. Here he followed hisyoca-
ton Of sewing machine and clock-re-
pairer for some time. Finally he went
TO Decatur, and from there came TO
Huntsville, where he WAS arrested.
Garrisons family, consisting OF wife
and eight children, are living near Or
lando pos.-oiiice, Marshall county, Ala.
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RICHMOND. VA, July .. isS7.
KIrDX

HANING TAhtN IIfE 'EbI
i Il desirable stand No. 1903 east Cary street.
formerly occupied by Paine & kempie, pro-
pose 20 conduct the Wholesale Produce Con-
mission Business In all is features, making
specially OF Fine Butter. ] SOLICIT eohslfu-
ments Of Country Produce, promising quick
sales ard prompt returns. NJ,
MIR. A. W. WIIsIGss Is with me- His four
70, n years, experience aud knowledge Of this
business will be useful 10 our patroas.
Very respectfully. okoh"h =. nVhca.
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Death Of the Mormon President.

[ljy telegraph 70 tbs Dlspatch.l
SALT LAKE, July 27.-John Taylor,
president Of the Mormon Church, died
at five minutes to 3 oclock last evening.
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PROPOSALS..
,0 TO BUILDERS.

lam authorized 70 receive proposals for build
tho DISING. ROOMS, Sc, 70 the CENTRAL
IIFxAIIC ASYLUM. Piaas and specifications
can be seen at the onice OF thc undersigned.
petersburg, Va, and at tho ONCE o. me archi-
,s.. IA o. BLACK. Richmond. Va All bids
,or,t IA handed in 20 the committee on OF b.
tose WKpNEsDAY. Ararsr I'D. by II O'Clock
n ~ mat day. The right h roeeyved 70 relect
s,,s q, All bios. n W. vENABLE
IN III Chairman Building Committee.
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piG Fire in minneapolis.

IUy ItItsIaTu Z" VNv DN7NaIVH'I
MENEAPoLIs, MINI, July pa
fire tonight, starting in the Big Bos-
ton " building, caused loss OF from
ahalf to three quarters of million dol
lars.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
? = ~ y = = -
ARRIVED.

Steamer Ariel, DeyO, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise aud passengers, l. u. la
tGm, agent
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. flulphers, New
YOrk, merchandise and passengers, q. w.
Allen & Co. ageuts-
Steamer Fanita, Tunnill, Philadelphia, mer-
chandiSo AID Passengers, j. ". AcCnrriek.
agent
Schooner John +. Sanford, Iiecndfon, New
YORK, pig-!roD, ). ;. Gordon. agent; vessel,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Rachel seaman, Smith, Constable
Hook, pyrites: vessel, Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Edwin i. Kirk, 1owery, Bermuda
Hundreds, 10 lead railrCGd-ties for Phiad6l-
phia: vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Oliver Ames, Handy, Salem, coal.
Chesal cake and OHIO railway, vessel, Currie
/ 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

July eG.--The marko. quiet. but strong. No
salcs reported. The business az tho factories
Is duh this woek. Prime, 3aaiAc.; fancy,
sc: common. 2he3hc.: shellcd, 81 as.
factory hand. picked. ia4a5a.c.
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Races Postponed.

by telegraph to the Dispaich.l
SARATOGA, July 26.-The races have
been postponed until tomorrow. All
the entries stand.
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& AEKgTE EY EGLEsEAeE
NEW YORK..


NV YORK, July 26.--Cottou quiet: sales.
4G6 bales; uplands. i0'.c.; Orleans, iOhc.; not
receipts, 2l7 bales. stock, ly5,C5J bales. South
erl -four steady. Wheat advanced Aalkc.,
closing strong: No. red, July, D'sc.; august.
7S1 aA0Ac. september. eoAse2c Corn Aa,sc.
gust, IS 3-l6ai51c.; September, 4b1ai.c.
Dat, n trihe lower; No. ,, % sa32Sc; July.
32'la32A.c.; August, 9OAe.: september, Uisc.
Hops In light demand. COhee-falr klo stoedy
at s.naSs4; No. Rio. July, .la05asl&0; Au-
gust. sisasls25; September Sja I0atla10. SUI
gar quiet ana strong; fair refining, Vide. re-
lined steady. Molssscs nominal. hico steady
aud demand fair COtton-seed oil, 2laJc. Tor
crude: AZ ai3c. for refined. ROsln steady al
siafi.l0. 1urpenttne dull VI Sic. Hides nrm.
Wool dull and unchanged. PORK steady. Beef
dull. Middles dull and nominal Lard open
ed stronger. later declined saic.; closing weak;
western steam. s6.gOs August s6SOaso9' >;
september, i6.I9as503. Freights dun.
BALTIMORE
BALrIso7E, Nd, July 26.-Cotton duh and
nominaily steady; middling, iOAc. Flour
easier and dull Wheat--Southern easy and
dull red. s2es4c.: amber, s0as2c.; western
nrmer and fairly active; NJ. winter red. spot,
1sas,Sc.; July, sSkc.; August. ,9a.9Ac sop
TENDER. eOh aS0Ac. October, S2as2'{c. Corn
Southern nominal In absence OF receipts /;
white, 52as3c. yellow, i,aisc.. wes.ern wholly
neglected.; mixed. spot, 4otc. asked. Oats
easy and fairly active; southern and Penn
syiyania, Saas5c. western white, s5assc. west
ern mixed, 32a34e. Rye duh and easy al 53a5.c.
Provisions steady, with fair inquiry. PeIro-
leum lower; refined, 6'sc. Coffee nrm aud
quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, 1919
s0Ac. sugar-Copper-reiin arm at 9xa9Ac
Whiskey steady at fi.i4asi.iA Other articles
unchanged. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer
quiet: cotton, sd. iour, Is. 3D.: grain easier
at sAa2hd.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July ad-Tufpertins
quiet at 2Sc. Rosin dull: strained. sc.
coed strained, Soc. Tar nrm at <l.30. Crude
tnipentine steady: hard. ti.i0; yellow-tip
si.s0; virgin. ls0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July si--Whest duh: No.
red, 7ca7ic Corn steady; No Q mixed. Al va
Sc, Oats In tair demand No. new, nc
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lby Telegraph 70 The Dispstcn-I
- WASHINGTON, July s6.-For Virginia,
I, variable winds, higher temperature,
KAHN local rains.
""" Fer North Carolina. variable winds,
generally southeriy, local rains, lower
temperature.
For South Carolina and Georgia. fair weather,
winds generally souiherly, lower temperature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27

RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 80.
V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 purchased Of Mr.. T. sEDDOs BRUcE, on tho
5tb Of July, bis manufacturing property known
corner OF Seventh and Byrd streets. In the city
Of Richmond. together with the business and
GOODWILL of tho same, herewith announces that
tie business viii from this date on Do con-
Quoted Ia IL name, a. Il has been Ia fact since
July 5th. Having under construction extern
siyo in prOycInenls. Including rolling mill for
the manufacture OF the bar iron used al tho
said works. tie new COMPANY will continue In
nll It's departmental, with greatly increased Ia
cilllies, the business heretofore carried o.
VULCAN IRON COMPANY.
r. Seldom BRUCE. President
PHILIP A. BRUCE, Secretary aud Treasurer.
~ J--e,diW
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More Protests Against the Crimes

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, July 26.-Two moro mem
beis of the Irish constabulary resigned
yesterday evening as protest against
the crimes act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27
sALrs nrrnnrFn nd sRcRErAHY.

WnFAT.-White, 60 bushels very good at Sc;
30 bushels fair n; SOC. LOngbery, 200 bushels
primo At s6c.; C2i bushels worry good NJ SIC. :;
i.aOO bushels far az Sic. 80 bushels fair A.
Soc. Mixed. 400 bushels very good at sc. ; bOJ
bushels very good at sjc. 10 bushels gool
AZ sc. shortberry, l16 bushels prime On pri-
yaie terms: 80 bushels prime at sc. 80
bushels very good al s3Hc.; "a bushels yory
good at s3c. 80 bushels very good at sc. ::
80 bushels good at &C.; 800 bushels good al
mon at 15c. 100 bushels common at iIc ; I'D
bushels common az l2c.
NRAL.- 10 bushels country bolied on private
terms.
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Us1lo,e: fine, u. 5Oafg.7s (; ssperrne, Ez.55e
g. .: eAtrt. - sCss375: family. tia;4cs; p8eD;
ini.t.y, CCuLny, Si.75aSS.25
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. July %. 1857.
by telegraph

ARRIVED.
steamship Breakwaier, Dale, New York, and
sailed On return.
Steamship EauGwha. Sears, New York, load
ed ccal and sailed on return.
steamship Guyandotte, Kelley, New York,
and sailed fer West Point
Steamship City ~ Manchester. Br0phy, Liy-
erpool. mercLanGise and passengers 70 Hunt-
ington Line.
SAILED.
Steamship Hungarian, Lengl0ls, AspinvalI.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. July s5-ls.S0 r. Motion nat
aud prices irregular; uplands and Orleans,
IS. a.. saloP. 100 bales; speculation ana ex-
port, 500 bales: receipts. 1000 bales; Amefi-
can, coo ha,es. Futures steadier after con-
siderable fluctuations: july, 5-6ii.; July anu
August. . 20 CID. also , 2N6i1.; August and
September. 10 SD, also 2S-6ii. september
and October. 5 li-6ld.. also 1864; October AMI
November. lO-Cid., also asa. November
aud December. 5-Gii., also 55.Gid. Decem-
Der and January. 3 i-6ii., also 6-Gid.
Pr NJ piahds and Orleans, 59-i6i. Tho
sales OF the day Included 600 bales OF Aineri-
can July. 3 S0-6id., value; July ana August,
, e9-Gid., buyer; August and September,
S gaCid., seller; September and October,
= lY-Gid., seller; October aud November,
5 IO-Gid., seller; November and December
: 1.6id., value; December and January,
; G-Gli., buyer; January and February.
, std, buyer; september, > 20-Bii., seller.
Futures steady.
~. M.-July, 5 S00id., value; July aud Au-
gust, 3 20-Gid seller: August and september,
) 2g.6id.. buyer: September aud october,
) I7-6id.. buyer; october and November,
3 IO.6id, seller: November ami December,
, It'd, buyer; December and January,
67-6id., seller; january and February, I.Oii,
seller; September, sg-G4d., buyer Futures
81, gfgQty
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FINANCIAL
HYv y01x BALTIMORE, AuD xLU1'
Houp STOCK IxcHANeHJ
srais, Provisions, Cotton, fsSassss xsr'
psntns, Rosin, Tar, ana
Peanut uaYksts.
nv ,alerrnnn 70 the pi.ra,cn.l

NEW YORK, July eG.-Therc was stu no
change In tho character Of the stock Market to-
day. outsiders and cliaues doing abso.ut.y
nothing and transactions we're entrey III INC
hands of the professional element. There W..
rome selling by london early In the day, pui
tho business done for that interest was iu-
significant. There was no attempt 70 supper.
prices and traders being bearishiy inchpou
acain sold the list down and In the afternoon
made a vigorous drive at New England, the re-
suit heipg matefisi losses throughout me llsh
There vas somo Improvement In Pacinc Man
esrly IN the day upon Paris sdvices OF the sue
cess of The Panama loan. but the improve
rent vas short. lived and the steady pressure
aeon began 10 tell. The agitation OF the money
auction also niGed somewhat 10 produce
fetge~-ion. Tho opening was Irregular, put
there was some degree OF animation dispiayei
Ia tho carly dealings. Fractional advances were
.ablished IN the hrst few minutes, ous thene
were seen wiped out and small fractions IN ad-
ditlcn we're lost The market then became
very duh. with a generally frm underioue.
which continued until the last hour. Dceiled
weakness was then developed IN tho enure
list, with New England Is specal leaiuie,
aud the close was quiet though heavy - weak
at the lowest prices Of the oay. Tho total SAFES
were 10000 shares.
NEW iORK. July 26-Ae0n.-Stocs' dun ana
heavy. muuey easy st 5a6 per conf. hx-
change-Lons. iS3: short. lSiA. Governments
dun.
Ercnipq.-Exchange duh ar steady: long.
4S3I4 short, is5h. Money easy AZ @ao' closing
offered l. SuO-Treasnry balances told.
iI35I6l.0O0; currency. sl2.1S7.0o0. GoYern-
ments dull; 1 per cents, l%'19 ~ per cents
-. a Am
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sALTIaogy STOCK nARKgZ.
RyCgunND STOCK Ex0HAS6g

BAITlNORs. Nd, July 26.-Virginia bs, past
due coupons. 50 do new So, G9k; do. iO-lOs,
70. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27

PORT ouiss Al 1sc. Lard arm a sassH. Bum
meats ana bacon easier ct unchanged priceA
Whisky active and arm At ei.0e. Hogs nrm
common and light. s&S3sS036; packing sns
butchers', S5aS6.t0
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July @-Cssh quotations were:
Flour dull, neglected, and unchanged. no. :
spring wheat, CO.. a0s%c.: No. spring wness
No. 2 oats. NIasisc. mess-pork, SIS Lard,
f657kat5.6a short-Tib sides uooeel. C.s9at.
dry-salted shoulders (Doxed). t5.s0afo 20 SHORT
clear sides lboxed), -. i5sss.s0 Whiskey,u'is'
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27

-. ,r.:.... Minor Gardner uic"
.' ''' ,,,i3rnce OF her husband, Dr;
Cla-les X. Gardner. on seventh emu las" last
resr sepmes, at lOs ,, o'clock a ,si
night, after 5 briei hlln illness was
twtnty-dree years. D GoCrae'M Minor,
a daughter Of the late u s ~ Gardner
Of Richmond, and marri co. ao, months
~ his third wife about fifteen t'U until
S aeo 80 She lived in Riehmohn a.hsnd
~c,i ae 70 %nt and occupied one OIL
, no., ,epeinents in Pulliam's row.
quy trsArfc ersr 70 Elcn aosp.
snrgeont II. Fitzgerald yes'eiiu '%y
,oorning carried TO kichmonas d. wa wa,
anercer. the coIored lunatic ~no law,
a tasen up in this city about ~ ten s uss
sso. Al times, vh .as !. attempted aa' I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27
LATE WEATHER. REPORT.

by telegraph % Tue Di5patch-I
-, WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July Ell A. N
s Fer Virginia, fair weather, variable
tkllp winds, higher temperature.
~" For North Carolina, fair weather,
l--lowsr followed by higher tenpera-
tsre. variable winds, generally south
criy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27
NEM YOKE COrTON FuruKEs.

Nsw YOBs, July e6.-Cotton-Gross receipts
ISH bales Futures closed steady: sales. lO,i ~
bales; July, sl0nasi0iS August 0.i5asio 10;
September. sa5iaSa 81; October, sl3sasg35;
November, f9.sass -; December. s9Haig q !;
January. fa.2Sasg.29: February, ta3iata5o;
March, se.l0asq.i2; April, s9.bA9iS; May,
~ h9naa.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-27

TaT WEATHER ~ RicBXoSp YESTERDAY was
generally clear ard sultry, with heayy shower
in tie afternoon and severe thunderstorm al
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday: